face under a donald trump presidency. >> reporter: he spoke to several delegates this morning. his message stopped donald trump. >> trump is the worst candidate for president in the modern history of this country. >> reporter: but so far, sanders supporters haven't gotten onboard. within the next hour, his delegates will get to make a nominating speech and the party will be listening closely to what they have to say. then it will be on to the speakers. the headliner, former president and potential first gentleman, bill clinton. delegates hope he can bring the party together. >> he's such a great guy, such a sense of humor. >> reporter: again, so far, at this point, tim furlong spent the day with sanders supporters. he's live at city hall for one of the largest planned rallies of the week today. >> reporter: yeah, as soon as they left the stage, the

legalized marijuana crew took over. everywhere you look, there are different organizations here, with different agendas. you know, some of them are more serious than others. we've got a guy here who's pushing for people to like hockey more. but a lot of them are serious topics. as soon as one group leaves, another group comes in. but in terms of the relationship to hillary clinton, a lot of people here are saying no matter what bernie sanders tells them to do, they're not going to vote for hillary clinton. >> a hillary clinton presidency! >> reporter: bernie sanders wants his supporters to vote for clinton, many of the supporters here today say no way. in fact, some say they will go out of their way to make her lose in november. >> we're absolutely coming after her. we consider hillary clinton more dangerous. >> if you think this campaign was about electing one man, you haven't been paying attention. bernie sanders is an idea. >> reporter: hundreds of sanders

supporters say sanders sparked what they call a revolution. while they'd like him to keep fighting, they'll go on without him. they don't need celebrities like sarah silverman to tell them what to think. >> to the bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous. >> reporter: these people also say the dnc e-mail scandal and clinton's pick of a centrist running mate will come back to bite her. they're okay with that, even if democrats lose the white house. >> people die for us to have the right to vote. we will vote in mass numbers. we'll do everything to get our mothers and grandmothers to vote the way we vote. we'll look at all options. the democrats is just not one of the options. >> reporter: we come back live. everywhere you look, everywhere you turn, a different chant. as all this is going on, the coalition for real justice, they left broad and diamond at temple university. they're walking down broad street. we keep looking over here to see

if we can see them coming down broad street. everybody pretty laid back. everybody handing out water, helping each other get through this hot day. it is really an amazing spectacle, all these groups coming together. as we said, in terms of the sanders supporters, most of them have told me -- i haven't one person tell me they're going to vote for hillary clinton. some say they're going to leave the democratic party and vote third party. >> tim furlong at city hall, thank you. yesterday's protest, philadelphia police had their hands full as demonstrations popped up all over the city on day one of the dnc. an estimated 5,500 people took to the streets for 15 different demonstrations yesterday. most of them were peaceful, except for a group of protesters who were detained for trying to break through police barriers. 54 people in all were issued citations or code violation notices. they were sent on their way with a $50 fine. while the protests heat up, so

are the temperatures. another 90-degree day here. live picture of families cooling off at camel beach in the pocono mountains. wouldn't that feel good. let's go to the nbc studios where sheena parveen is tracking this latest heat wave. >> jim, that looks very refreshing. temperatures are still at the level where we're not out of the heat wave just yet. 90 degrees currently in philadelphia. allentown coming in at 88 degrees right now. wilmington, 89 degrees is your temperature. dover 91. many of the new jersey neighborhoods right around 90 degrees. but it's still humid enough today to make it feel quite a bit hotter. look at dover, feeling like 100 degrees right now. if you are in wilmington, you feel like 94. the triple-digit heat is going to remain just to our south in parts of delaware. so that's where we have some of the hottest temperatures on the map. like i mentioned, we're still in the heat wave. sunny skies through most of the area.

but we do have thin clouds around. overall, we're on the dry side. easton 88 degrees. by 9:00 tonight, around 80. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, a little on the nicer side. a little more comfortable, 67 degrees. humidity not that outrageous. as we go into tomorrow, we'll be seeing maybe a little bit less humidity. but take a look at these temperatures. we're still going to be in a heat wave. we're still expecting the 90s in the forecast. we've been in a heat wave since last friday. we'll take a closer look at your forecast coming up. really taxing the a/c here in the wells fargo center. once delegates seal clinton's nomination tonight, the campaign's focus will focus on advocacy for children, and september 11th recovery efforts. tuesday's team is dubbed fight of her life. they will focus on clinton's achievements. today we heard from two of them. live from the floor of the

convention with more on that story. laura? >> reporter: jim, they want to highlight things that she has done in her life, for children, for families. one way they're doing that here at this convention is to hear from others who have been fighting for some of those same things. those include four local individuals. we got a chance to talk to a few of them today. take a listen. >> completely floored us. totally humbling experience. but, of course, extremely, you know, exciting and thrilling to be a part of it all. >> i want to point out the gun violence in philadelphia. it's a problem. i think that we all should think serious that it's a problem. and what's going on in society. >> reporter: they'll be speaking here in just a few hours. let me show you where we are on the floor. i am right next to the pennsylvania delegation here. now, this roll call is going to

start shortly. and each state will get a chance to put in their votes. over there, that is where new jersey and delaware delegates are sitting. so you can see this when you watch that roll call later, now you know where it is all happening, where our local delegates are sitting. and they get a chance to have their voices heard for the big roll call that we're waiting for. jim? >> lauren mayk on the convention floor. gabby giffords spoke at a rally in philadelphia aimed at stopping gun violence. giffords was shot while greeting her constituents, you recall, this was back in arizona in 2011. today she said it is time for both parties to be responsible about gun control, and work together on the problem. giffords' address is at the convention tomorrow night. >> stopping gun violence takes courage. the courage to do what's right. the courage of new ideas. >> giffords and her husband,

mark kelly, who is a retired astronaut, founded americans for responsible solutions, a political action committee that calls for stricter gun regulations. as we inch closer to hillary clinton becoming the first female presidential nomination of a major party, the women's caucus was overflowing with energy and enthusiasm today. cydney long was there to capture the moment. she's live now at the convention center. cydney? >> reporter: jim, good afternoon. elated, excited, ecstatic and empowered, those are probably the best words to describe the mood and the sheer passion inside the dnc women's caucus earlier today. take a listen. all the way from new york and mississippi, women like barbara burk -- >> i'm here because i'm with her. >> reporter: -- and delegates from the state, they consider themselves part of the hillary backbone. >> we are teachers, we are nurses, we are ironworkers. >> when women succeed, america

succeeds. >> i have a daughter who's in the work force, and i believe she worked hard in school and deserves equal pay. >> reporter: they're listening to the issues that make a difference in their everyday lives. >> it's the capacity to create empathy and a very radical way. >> reporter: planned parenthood action group called experience is using virtual reality goggles, to show a short film about anti-abortion activists. it is a tool to impact all voters, including undecideds. >> the fact of the matter is, no one should have to experience barriers to accessing their legal right to an abortion. >> reporter: nancy pelosi energized the crowd. >> not far from here, our founders sacrificed their lives, their liberty and sacred honor in their own words to fight democracy, for government of the many, not a government of the money. >> what's important to my heart is just democracy.

>> reporter: former bernie supporter erica felt inspired by the unity of women today. she's decidedly team hillary. >> if bernie is with hillary, i'm with hillary, too. >> reporter: now, in new jersey, delegate for hillary that i spoke to for a minute on the sidewalk about an hour ago broke down in tears. i happened to ask her if she was okay. she said the tears were happy. she considers the glass ceiling that is right now being shattered by women, and also by the lgbt community a surreal moment in history that she says she will forever embrace. live in center city outside the convention center, i'm cydney long. jim, back to you. >> as lester holt is here with me, thank you for being with me. >> of course. >> day two, big night for hillary clinton, of course. but how this is all going to play out has been up for discussion most of the day. >> her husband, bill clinton, of course, is going to speak. what they're hoping to do today is really to define hillary

clinton. and you say, why would you define someone who is so well-known. they feel she's well-known, but at the same time not really well-known. the republicans had a field day last week defining her how they wished. this is the time they will really try to set the table. this is who she is. this is her values. it's a really important speech for her husband as well to see if he still has the magic, if he's still in fact her not so secret weapon. >> it comes at a time president obama is enjoying huge popularity. >> you know, he was always considered -- if you remember, there was a big anticipation when he would be rolled out on the campaign and then he came out and of course, he had the meeting with -- on the tarmac with loretta lynch that caused blowback. and even four years ago, eight years ago, there was moments where he was kind of out of step with the campaign. so it's -- i think a lot of anticipation for what he's going to say tonight. >> and what are sanders supporters are going to do on

the floor. >> they made some noise here again today. the fact of the matter is, it may be a little outsized in terms of what the real effect of sanders supporters is. it is a vocal my north. but they're making their presence known here. >> chuck todd was telling me earlier, bill clinton's got a lot on his plate. he's probably nervous about this speech, speaking about his wife as a nom hee and he's the former president. >> contrast this to melania trump, you're right, he was a president. i don't know how it would feel to come out and make the case, a political case for your wife. it's a lot of pressure. >> oh, no, i would be fine doing it. whatever she told me to say. >> you've been married so long. >> that's right. thank you, lester. "nightly news" is coming up at 6:30 right after our evening news. you'll be broadcasting at 6:30 tonight. thank you, lester. where is hillary clinton today? unlike donald trump, she hasn't

been seen thus far at this convention. she didn't not have any scheduled events today. but her vp choice tim kaine he soaked up hugs and warm wishes at a diner in virginia this morning. he stops there every tuesday morning with friends. today kaine jokingly invited camera crews to join him here in philly. today donald trump and his running mate mike pence spent time at a vfw. he said he would have a direct hotline to the white house that would be answered 24/7. turning to the dnc impact on the roads in and around philadelphia and how drivers are faring as the evening rush begins. let's check in with jessica boynton. >> well, jim, we are seeing volume. the normal stuff that we saw yesterday with some of those closures. maybe a little bit more. because tuesdays are typically

one of our highest travel days of the week, especially during the summer with people taking three-day weekends and things like that. we're watching, of course, the south philadelphia area around the wells fargo center for some of those closures. off the schuylkill expressway and the 95, off-ramp around broad street. it's mainly the checkpoints causing the delays. around the philadelphia international airport up here, headed northbound toward the south philly area is where they're stopping cars with the restrictions for the five-ton vehicles, or more. so you can see over here as well, 95 southbound, around girard avenue seeing a big string of red. another one on the vine tree expressway, all traffic headed towards 95, for that nine-mile stretch we're seeing the restrictions is where there's the most delay. around the wells fargo center, broad street, so close, we do see some of the closures in the area that make all the main arteries heading into this section a little packed with traffic. we're looking a little lighter than we did yesterday at this time. here's 95 right around girard avenue. just a slow go into center city.

36 minutes there. i'll have more updates on the roads when we come back in a little bit, jim. >> thanks so much, jessica. a lot of dnc coverage ahead. we're going to look at the economic impact, all the political visitors have had so far. plus, new jersey senator cory booker responds to a critical trump tweet aimed at him. joining us back here at 7:00 tonight for a one-hour special report, with more analysis and insight into this important political event happening right in our backyard, and a complete guide to the dnc is right at your fingertips from the street to the convention floor. if you're looking for a fun twist, read more about a surprise love story that is posted right on the dnc's page. right now back to the nbc 10 studios where sheena parveen is tracking more heat. >> it feels around the 100

degrees. the heat wave continues. temperatures are still in the 90s. today we expect that to be the case over the next few days. right at the bottom of your screen is your seven-day forecast. so you'll be able to see how long the heat sticks around. and your next chance of thunderstorms. live look out at center city. thin clouds around today. but temperatures still hot. 90 degrees in philadelphia at times today it felt a little more comfortable with humidity a little bit lower. in areas like delaware, humidity is high enough to make it feel around 100 degrees in dover. many of our pennsylvania suburbs in the lehigh valley coming in in the upper 80s here. pitman 89 degrees. voorhees 89. memford in mount laurel, pemberton, coming in at 91 degrees. lumb lumberton 92. florence coming in at 89. it is still hot this afternoon. here's a look at the feels-like

temperature. i mentioned areas in delaware feel around 100 degrees. at dover feeling 100 right now when you factor in the humidity. more humidity today south of philadelphia. a little bit drier north of philadelphia. if you remember, i showed you allentown's temperatures through the levi valley, mostly the upper 80s. the feels-like temperature is only around 90 degrees. now, we are going to start to break out of this heat wave, not until the end of the week, though, with the next rain chance. we stay dry tonight. tomorrow, we still stay fairly dry. there's a chance we could see some showers south, but i think most of the area will be dry. we go into thursday, that's when we have a better chance of some showers passing through. this is mostly going to be south of philadelphia as of now. that's 2:30 thursday afternoon. so we could be seeing some showers through south jersey, and delaware. then we go into friday. that's when we have a better chance of some scattered showers and storms. and this could be kind of throughout the day friday. and then leading into the weekend. we have another round of rain

coming, at least to start your weekend for your saturday. so the next three days, look at the temperatures. we're going to be staying in the 90s tomorrow and thursday. mid to low 90s there. friday chance of showers and storms. temperatures in the suburbs, 93 on thursday. fairly dry. friday, 87. chance of showers and storms. levi valley staying dry tomorrow. thursday for the most part, low 90s. friday, mid-80s, scattered showers and storms. in new jersey, along the shore and in delaware, expect the rain to come back for you on thursday. the best rain chances on thursday, mostly south of philadelphia. temperatures still in about the mid to lo 90s for new jersey and delaware. friday, everyone has the chance of scattered showers and storms. temperatures mostly sitting in the mid to upper 80s. then we go into your weekend. i mentioned that rain chance for saturday. it's going to stick around even as we go into sunday. so both weekend days we have the scattered showers, thunderstorm chance. could be mostly in the

afternoon. we'll be watching that closely. could also be throughout the day. temperatures not in the 90s so much. we're looking more like the mid-80s. so we will be breaking out of the heat wave over the weekend. if you're maybe headed to the shore, keep in mind we do have rain in the forecast. we'll take a closer look at your neighborhood weather forecast coming up. coming up next, we're talking sports. the philadelphia eagles accused of attacking a beach bar employee. we'll explain. plus, a woman is carjacked by kids out riding their bikes. how the crime came to a crashing end. and a slain singer's final release. she was killed following a performance. first, let's take a look at the closing bell on wall street. a mixed day.

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day two of the democratic national convention is off to a smoother start following a string of powerful speeches last night. this is a live picture from inside the wells fargo center where the session will gavel in in just a few minutes at 4:30. we'll have more live coverage coming up in less than ten minutes. to other news now. this story just in to the nbc 10 newsroom. one of the new additions to the eagles defense this off-season is behind bars.

nigel bradham has been accused of assaulting a hotel employee last week. he was with a group of people at the hilton hotel last week. bradham and his group fled the scene and he was arrested yesterday during a traffic stop. he signed a one-year deal with the eagles this past off-season. philadelphia police tell us they have new details about an armed carjacking that ended in a crash involving more than half a dozen parked cars. the victim is the daughter of an officer. police tell us two teenagers likely 14 to 16 years old approached the woman on bicycles as she parked her car near front and moore streets in west philly last night. after taking the car at gun point, the pair crashed into eight parked cars on springfield avenue. those suspects took off running, leaving two guns behind. philadelphia police say a

winfield man spruced a would-be armed robber with a gun of his own. investigators tell us they shot the suspect five to seven times. it all happened outside the apartments on brinmar avenue. he's now in critical condition. 34 people could soon be out of a job with the lehigh valley health network. the hospital eliminated dozens of positions, but says it's trying to find other jobs within the organization for some of the workers. a hospital spokesperson tells us the cuts were needed to lower costs. from our delaware bureau, local firefighters to the rescue. about 20 firefighters who specialize in wildfires are now in colorado to help battle these blazes in the rocky mountains. the team is from the delaware forest service. right now the rocky mountain area has five large uncontained fires burning. the recordings of christina grimy murdered as she signed

autographs will soon be heard. grimmey became famous on the hit nbc show "the voice." she was shot by an obsessed fan back in early june. now her manager says fans can start downloading four music videos she filmed before her death, starting next month on billboard.com. local businesses are hoping for a big boost from all the dnc visitors in town. but are they getting one? next, we check in to see if people are cashing in, or they're still waiting for that nick windfall. another hot day, but today we are dry. no storms around. we'll have storms later on this week. i'll show you how much longer the heat wave's going to last and the timing of those storms, coming up next.

welcome back. right now at 4:30, day two of the democratic national convention. they are scheduled to gavel in any moment now. you're looking live at the wells fargo center floor there. i'm jim rosenfield in south philly for the democratic national convention. we're nearing the time for the roll call when hillary clinton will officially become the first major party female nominee in american history. that tops our headlines for today. this comes ahead of another night packed full of big name speakers. california congresswoman and house democratic leader nancy pelosi is scheduled to take the podium. the group known as the mothers of the movement set to address the delegates. that group includes the mothers of trayvon martin and michael brown whose deaths touched off protests in ferguson, missouri, in 2014. and putting a bow on the night will be former president bill clinton. he will take the convention stage for the tenth time. nancy pelosi, bill clinton and mothers of the movement, all on

tap tonight. another feud brewing between donald trump and a member of the democratic party. this time the republican nominee is taking on new jersey senator cory booker for his comments last night right here at the dnc. trump took issue with booker's speech and tweeted this out. if cory booker is the future of the democratic party, then they have no future. i know more about cory than he knows about himself. end quote. booker, of course, wants vetted as a potential running mate for clinton, he called for unity. he urged americans to embrace working together. and he questioned trump's ability to lead a nation, citing trump's bankruptcy in atlantic city. booker took the high road in response to trump saying he will not answer trump's quote, hate with hate. big story we covered for you in the weeks leading up to the dnc is the flow of cash visitors expected to bring to our area. so, are they spending? deanna durante went back to tourism officials in montgomery

county to find out. she's in valley forge this afternoon. >> reporter: $17 million is expected to be spent here in the county, jim. and we talked to tourism officials who say right now hotels are the big winner. however, tourism venues like parks and zoos, they're also cashing in, too. it's lunchtime inside the king of prussia mall. >> we had one of the busiest mondays at this time. >> reporter: workers say they've noticed a few extra gaps. >> not as much as delegates, just more people coming and staying in the local area to go down to the city and go to the dnc itself. all those hotels are really booked. so we've been getting a little more foot traffic. >> reporter: the dinner for $20.16. she's been to the mall and she's not alone. >> i think it's just one of the best malls i've ever seen.

it has 79 stores. nice restaurants. it's huge. i really enjoyed it. >> reporter: west virginia, the dakotas, hawaii, utah, all staying here. >> i haven't had a cheesesteak, no. not yet. >> reporter: for some of the delegates, a lot of what they want to do and where they can spend money depends on when they arrive and how much free time they can fit in before they have to leave. the hawaiian took in a little history. >> i was able to take in the valley forge national historic park. it's been great so far. >> reporter: the park says it has been booking delegations since they've arrived. taking trolley tours, shopping in the museum store. also, hotels, the big winners here. they're pulling out all the stops for them here at valley forge, valley beach, and the nightclub is hosting a big party for the delegates. many plan to come here after the convention wraps up in the city. reporting live in valley forge, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> a lot to visitors.

day two of the dnc just getting started. right now on the convention floor. we have had the call to order. right now the invocation. which will be followed by the presentation of colors and the pledge of allegiance. our coverage will continue at 5:00. but for now let's send it back to the nbc 10 studios. sheena parveen is tracking the dangerous heat out there. >> yes, jim, we're still in a heat wave. right around 90 degrees right now in philadelphia and most of the area looking at about the upper 80s to low 90s. our neighborhood temperatures showing wilmington at 91 degrees. south jersey neighborhoods around 90s. pennsylvania suburbs now in the mid-80s. even if you're at the shore, we're sitting at 89 degrees. we'll look closer at your neighborhood temperatures. 92 society hill. 92 west mount aire. summerton coming in at 89 degrees.

if you look at the seven-day at the bottom of your screen, you'll be able to see the heat is going to last for a while. then we'll have thunderstorms and that will start to break those temperatures up finally getting us out of the heat wave. so far this month alone, this is not counting may or even june, we've seen three heat waves. temperatures have been in the 90s almost half the month here. we're currently in a heat wave that we've been in since friday. we do expect it to last through most of this week. take a look as we go through tonight, though. we're still going to stay warm. 9:00 p.m., mid to low 80s in some spots. still, by tomorrow morning, sunny skies, pretty comfortable but temperatures will be starting to get near 80 degrees. and by tomorrow afternoon, another day with highs in the low 90s. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the forecast, when the heat wave will finally end and the next chance of thunderstorms, straight ahead. remember the bucket challenge when everyone was dumping buckets of icy water on their head? which might be good in this weather. as you recall it was to raise

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today the woman known as the mother of the lgbt civil rights movement received special recognition in the city where she lived and worked. right here in philadelphia. ♪ during a ceremony in center city, philadelphia's equality forum, dedicated an historic marker in front of the house that barbara geddings lived in in the 1960s. she worked to stop doctors from diagnosing homosexuality as a mental illness. today the former mayor of houston who is openly gay praised giddings. >> i'm here because, yes, i am a lesbian, and i am excited to be honoring one of our less be an foremothers. >> barbara geddings died from

breast cancer back in 2007. today health officials have linked four more cases of ecola infections, at least 46 people sought treatment. 13 were sent to the hospital. the company said the infections happened when people eat uncooked dough or batter made with the contaminated flour. give yourselves a pat on the back if you were in the ice bucket challenge several summers ago. that's when thousands of people dumped buckets of icy water on themselves to promote als research. now scientists say they've made an important break-through thanks to the $220 million raised by this effort. they discovered a gene they believe is responsible for the disease. which could help lead them to a treatment. as we know, the eagles didn't make a lot of magic last season. but one of their own is creating magic on the tv show "america's got talent." and he's back on tonight.

john dormbach returns to tackle another sleight of hand triblg. he's good. if he moves ahead tonight, who knows which way his career could turn. hopefully he won't disappear. america's got talent is tonight at 8:00. the beach is supposed to be the place to cool off in this heat. up next, how too much beach time could lead to a trip to the hospital. expect the hot beach days until the end of the week. then we have storms moving in. temperatures feeling a lot hotter, especially if you are in dover. 100 degrees is the feels-like. we'll tell you what you can expect for the rest of the week and the timing of the rain coming up.

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area beaches are packed with people looking for relief from the dangerous heat. as you can see here from a live look at cape may. but even in spots right along the ocean, some people have found themselves overcome by

those hot and steamy conditions. nbc 10's jersey shore bureau ted greenberg with the story. >> reporter: 6-year-old caden was digging in ocean city today. but his grandfather stayed in the shade, with water at his side. >> i can't take the heat. that's why i'm sitting under my umbrella. >> reporter: the jersey shore hasn't been spared from the oppressive heat and humidity. >> it's hard to even walk on the sand because it is so hot. >> reporter: and for some dangerous. the beach patrol chief said since the beginning of the weekend, more than a half dozen beachgoers have come down with heat related ailments. >> we've had all ages. they just feel weak and woozy. we tell the folks, get closer to the water. >> reporter: and to keep drinking lots of water as they soak up the sun. >> it affects children and elderly more quickly. >> reporter: sandy is the assistant nurse manager of shore medical center's emergency

department. >> people forget they need to replace those fluids that are being lost through sweating. even when you swim in the water, you're not getting the fluids that you require in your body. >> reporter: by noon it was 90 degrees right here along the coast. for some the heat required a schedule change. >> we try to get here early and leave by 1:00 before it gets really hot. >> reporter: a plan that includes fun and safety in the heat of summer. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. we're still in the heat wave. it is still hot outside, even if you're at the shore. coming in at the upper 80s height now. eventually we're going to break out of the heat wave with showers and storms in the forecast. i'll show you that in a second. live look out at center city. we have thin clouds around. it is still managing to get into the 90s. right now in philadelphia, 90 degrees. by 6:00 p.m., we'll still be around 90. by 9:00 tonight, still very

warm, right around 87 degrees. for a little period of time today, we felt very comfortable because of the low humidity. but the longer you're outside, the more you feel it. if you're in delaware, temperatures are in the upper 80s right now. and these are the sections that we feel closer to triple digits because of the humidity in delaware being higher than the rest of the area. harmony hills 90 degrees. middletown 89 degrees. smyrna 89. if you're in kent county, your temperatures are mostly in the upper 80s. dover 89. reading and georgetown coming in around 92. look at that wind direction coming in mostly through the south and southeast. that's why we're getting more humidity in delaware. that's why temperatures are feeling like triple digits in some spots. rehoboth beach 82. quite a bit cooler. onshore wind along the beaches. dewey beach coming in at 81 degrees. we're technically in a heat wave in the philadelphia area.

it will stay hot as we go into tomorrow. and so far, we have been in a seven-day heat wave. now, we include tomorrow and thursday. thursday's high temperature expecting to be in the 90s. we've been in it since last friday. the average high is actually 87 degrees. we're well above that. it's not going to break until friday when we start to see some more showers moving in. we do have a rain chance later this week. showers and thunderstorms that will last into your weekend. here's future weather. tonight we stay dry. tomorrow afternoon we're mostly dry. wouldn't be surprised if there were a couple of pop of showers in sussex county maybe. then we go into thursday, the best rain chance could be south of philadelphia. we'll be watching that closely, though. 2:30 thursday afternoon, still expecting to be in the 90s. then we go into friday. the rain chances increase. that's what's really going to break us out of the heat wave. temperatures will be mostly in the 80s. as we go into the weekend, we're going to be breaking out of a heat wave with the rain. we'll be looking more at the 80s

in the forecast. until then, # the 2 tomorrow. 94 on thursday with your ten-day forecast. friday 88 degrees. saturday 87. and as we go across the weekend, we have rain chances both weekend days. scattered showers and storms in the forecast. then into next week, we're going to be dry for a little while again. temperatures back around the low 90s as we end out next week and head into next weekend. of course, we'll have more details on your neighborhood weather coming up. crystal will have a closer look at your forecast. >> all right, sheena. nbc 10's consumer initiative called "nbc 10 responds" is helping a single mother as she tries to go back to school to make a better life for her family. she said the new computer she got caused problems from the start. so she called "nbc 10 responds." next, see how harry hairston finally got her back on track.

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history on the horizon tonight. hillary clinton prepares to become the first female presidential nominee of a major party. heeding to harmony. the democratic party pushes for unity, as brns urges his supporters to back his onetime rival. and heat still on high. another day of dangerous temperatures as our stretch of sweltering weather rolls on. we are hours away from a first. >> i'm getting goose bumps talking about it. >> hillary clinton's convention

crowning. but as history is made, hostility is building. dnc day two. nbc 10 has behind-the-scenes all access with our team of reporters, as philadelphia readies to what should be another extraordinary night. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield coming to you live from soufd philadelphia, looking at the podium right now where nominating speeches are under way here at the wells fargo center. second day of the democratic national convention, under way right now. here are the headlines we're following today. history, of course, will be made tonight, as we've said, when the roll call vote is complete. hillary clinton will be the first female presidential nominee from a major party in u.s. history. on the speaking front, the person to watch tonight is going to be her husband, former president, bill clinton. the only major speaker in the last house. nancy pelosi will precede president clinton. wean